A timer is a great tool for tracking the time you spend on specific projects on your Mac. However, this is only useful if the timer does not force you to turn it on and off all the time. A timer is a smart timer that works autonomously: it records and monitors everything you do.
Activity Monitoring
You may need to oversee one or more projects. Timemator has organized them into a single timeline so you don’t have to. If you want to track your time, look at the calendar. With just a few clicks, you can allocate that time to a specific project.
Set Your Rules.
Tell Timemator what programs and files you will use on a project, and the app will start keeping track of them. You can also click any entry in Activity Monitoring and create an automatic monitoring rule. The timer will start and stop automatically as needed.
Everyone’s Needs Are Meeting
Timemor understands the types of tasks you are working on. If you are a designer, Timemator will recognize when you are designing in Sketch, creating a project, or participating in a meeting. So do developer tools and many other Mac apps: Timemator recognizes your activity, ensuring accurate tracking.
Standard time support
If you don’t want automatic tracking, you can let Timemator handle it. Use the traditional start/stop time buttons whenever you want. You can also edit entries and create new time sessions with ease.
Detailed reports
Learn to manage your time with Timemator’s detailed reports. The app stores data from your tracking sessions, shows your progress over time, and provides a daily view detailing your recent activity. You can even add an hourly rate for each specific project, and Timemator will calculate your earnings.
